devlo helps founders and teams build, edit and ship software under one platform. Preview live changes, deploy with a click, convert tickets to PRs, get high-signal code reviews and see team + AI productivity at a glance. Chat in your browser or tag devlo directly in Github & Jira.
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Love the one-platform story here. Turning tickets into PRs, live previews, and one‑click deploy tackles a bunch of handoffs that slow teams down. The high‑signal code reviews + AI productivity view could help PMs spot bottlenecks without digging through Jira/GitHub.
A few PM‑ish questions: what drives the “signal” in reviews (tests, ownership, risk scoring)? How does devlo handle multi‑env parity (staging vs prod) and permissions across repos/projects? Any safeguards for auto‑deploys (approvals, rollbacks, change diff)? And for the dashboard, can we slice by squad/initiative to tie output to business goals?
@_ivan1 great questions! This is awesome.
- review signals: devlo reviews the code for logic, bugs, security, performance and readability among other things. It also notes deviations from the codebase's current practices and also keeps general best practices in mind, then ranks and filters based on severity and relevance.
- mult-env: when creating new projects, you get a staging environment where you can build and test, before pushing to a prod environment
- auto-deploys: devlo doesn't auto-deploy. This is always done or triggered by a human, and devlo can step in to resolve any issues
- dashboard: you can slice by individual users for now. We'll be adding ability to slice by team level as well (feedback taken). Agreed it will help tie squad level output to business goals.
I've been using devlo for my client projects and it's already helped me land over $20k in new work. The UI generation alone is worth it - I tested it against every other paid AI tool by giving them the same prompts, and devlo consistently creates the most polished interfaces. Clients see these UIs and immediately take the project more seriously.
What I love is how I can just connect my GitHub repos and tell devlo what I need in plain English, and it understands my entire codebase context. I also drop comments on PRs and it resolves them like a team member who actually enjoys refactoring. I have also found that it ships complete features with fewer prompts and explanation.
Loving it guys!!
Love how devlo feels like an actual “do the work with me” engineer rather than just another AI autocomplete. The way it ties tickets to real PRs, understands existing code across repos, and then helps with tests and refactors in the same flow is super interesting, especially for small teams that don’t have a ton of staff engineers.
Curious how it performs on messy, legacy codebases where patterns are inconsistent.
@christopher_watkins1 Thanks for the confidence! It works pretty well on legacy codebases. devlo builds an entire knowledge base of the repository, understanding how YOUR team codes, including inconsistencies. Many teams have used devlo to clean up their codebases with great results, since devlo validates its changes through testing.
The “self learning reviews” angle is interesting. Most review bots end up noisy because they don’t adapt to how teams actually work.